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Sheriffs, GOP officials, ministers want to know why NC churches can't hold indoor services :: WRAL.com

Sheriffs, GOP officials, ministers want to know why NC churches can't hold indoor services :: WRAL.com

Published: 2020-05-12 15:41:00Updated: 2020-05-12 19:56:18Local NewsTags:By Matthew Burns, WRAL.com senior producer/politics editor, & Gilbert Baez, WRAL Fayetteville reporter — Churches should be allowed to hold indoor services during the coronavirus pandemic, North Carolina law enforcement authorities, ministers and Republican officials said Tuesday.When Gov. Roy Cooper moved the state into the first of three phases to resume business and social activities amid the pandemic last week, he allowed churches to hold outdoor services as long as families followed social distancing...

May 12, 2020
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People line up for shots as all NC adults eligible :: WRAL.com

People line up for shots as all NC adults eligible :: WRAL.com

Published: 2021-04-07 04:31:00Updated: 2021-04-07 19:11:20Local NewsTags:By Gilbert Baez, WRAL Fayetteville reporter, & Nia Harden, WRAL reporter — Wednesday was a big day in North Carolina: the first day anybody 16 or older who wanted a coronavirus vaccine shot could get one.The state's move to open vaccinations to all adults comes nearly two weeks ahead of .Everyone 16 and older will be able to receive the Pfizer vaccine, and anyone 18 and older also can receive the Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccines.and there are plenty of vaccine doses for everyone who wants them.More than...

April 7, 2021
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Traffic flowing on I-95 after containers of radioactive material dumped onto highway :: WRAL.com

Traffic flowing on I-95 after containers of radioactive material dumped onto highway :: WRAL.com

Published: 2021-03-31 12:36:00Updated: 2021-03-31 20:19:42TrafficTags:By Gilbert Baez, WRAL Fayetteville reporter — A truck carrying a radioactive compound dumped part of its load Wednesday on southbound Interstate 95 in Cumberland County, creating a delicate cleanup and hours of traffic delays.Two of the four 1,000-gallon containers of uranium hexafluoride the truck was carrying fell off at about 11:45 a.m. between Exit 55 and Exit 58 for Interstate 295 near Wade. No injuries were reported, and none of the material leaked from the containers, said Gene Booth, Cumberland County's emergency...

March 31, 2021
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